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Brain
Based Research
New
Hope Academy implements the most up-to-date brain based research
in all of it's courses. B.B.R., shows us that students respond
more favorably to teachers who build a personal connection with
them, as well as an academic one.
N.H.A.
follows the philosophy of their parent company, METC, and their
Target Hope Network. This philosophy is based on building a
foundation of: self skills, people skills, and academic skills.
By working with the head and heart, before working with the
brain, N.H.A. instructors build a strong foundation of success
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Classroom
of the World
With
the individual curriculum New Hope Academy specializes in, students
are more free to learn outside the textbook and outside the
classroom. We encourage trips, lectures, productions, and contributions
to the learning process from any form appropriate and beneficial
to the student.
Trip
to New York City, December 12th, 2001
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Safer
Enviornment
The
one-on-one student / faculty ratio introduces a healthy adult
presence into the everyday school environment. Students are
given freedom yet closely supervised to insure respect for the
school property, the authority figures, the other children,
and themselves.
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Individualized
Learning
New
Hope Academy operates according to a state approved, standards
based curriculum. Students take courses in all necessary subject
areas, but within those courses students are given a voice in
the style of teaching and learning that takes place. Students
who love music can be taught history, science, math, reading,
writing, etc. through a musical theme. Students with some holes
in their learning from previous years can be "caught up"
in a one-on-one environment more easily than in a traditional
school setting. The needs of the child as well as their learning
styles are a primary consideration when scheduling instructors
and courses.
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Graduation
Requirements
In
grades 9-12 every student graduating shall have completed 120
hours of instruction in the following 21 units of credit:
Unit
of Credit Subject
4
English
3 Mathematics
3 Science
3 Social Studies
2 Arts or Humanities or both
1 Health and Physical education
5 Electives
In grades 7-8, the following subjects shall be taught to every
student every year:
1. English
2. Reading
3. Writing
4. Spelling
5. Mathematics
6. Science
7. Social Studies
8. Health
9. Physical Education
10. Art
11. Music
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